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Tag: COVID-19

Viral Division: The Politicization of COVID-19 in America

By election day in 2020, despite the universal impact of COVID-19 and the subsequent regulations (i.e. mask mandates and lockdowns), perceptions of the pandemic differed wildly between Democrats and Republicans. How did such a universal problem as the COVID-19 pandemic become politicized?

America, Biden, China, corona, coronavirus, COVID-19, democrats, election, Republicans, Skylar Yerdon, Trump, virus
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